God begins by guiding us into His perfect plan with His biblical principles. Then come our faults and those of others; pain and broken heart. But this is not the end. God’s perfect plan includes healing, forgiveness, and resurrection.

We had big dreams, and then the unimaginable happened: a divorce. After the dust has settled, the issue of sexuality resurfaces. If we are no longer virgins, do the principles of purity still apply?

We often hear that love has no age and that God can always surprise us. But when we have retired and maybe even grandparents, do the biblical principles of singleness also apply to us?

Being a parent is difficult; being a single parent is even more difficult! However, we are not only a parent, but we are also a full-fledged person who might want to be in a relationship. It is not impossible to find love again, but we must be wise.

In the Old Testament as in the New, children are taught to honor their parents to live a long life. But this responsibility is not exclusive to children, parents also have their part to do.